But it's not necessarily what you might expect. The Nightmare Before Christmas will be getting a sequel... in comic book form.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, come Spring 2018, fans of the movie can take in the all-new adventures of Jack Skellington's dog Zero in The Nightmare Before Christmas: Zero's Journey.

It will be written by DJ Milky with art from Studio DICE and published by TokyoPop, which previously created a comic book version of the original movie and has also produced versions of Disney classics such as Beauty and the Beast.

Okay, so it's not a full-length feature sequel, but hey, never say never.

Dumbo won't be released until March 2019, so we're guessing that Tim has enough on his plate without a full-on Nightmare Before Christmas sequel. Plus, Disney fans can get their follow-up fix with two sequels due to be released next year: The Incredibles 2 and Wreck-It Ralph 2.